In the history of the development of the internet, some seemingly ordinary yet critically important infrastructures, such as the HTTP protocol and TCP/IP, have shaped the development direction of the entire industry. In the Web3 field, WalletConnect is quietly playing a similar role.

WalletConnect is not just a simple 'scan to log in to DApp tool'; its potential exceeds our imagination. It is becoming the unified connection layer of the Web3 world, linking decentralized DApps and wallets together, avoiding fragmentation and inefficiency in the industry.

As the entry point to Web3, the WalletConnect protocol may become the standard way for users to interact with decentralized applications in the future. It provides users with reliable trust guarantees through encryption and local signing mechanisms, ensuring that assets are always under the user's control. More importantly, regardless of how many new public chains or wallets emerge in the future, WalletConnect can unify them as a standard layer, laying the foundation for the expansion of the Web3 ecosystem.

WalletConnect also introduces the WCT token, which is not only a design of token economics but also a crucial measure to closely bind community interests with protocol development, ensuring the long-term sustainable development of the protocol.

As a long-term user, I have connected various DeFi platforms through WalletConnect in my mobile wallet multiple times, experiencing smooth and secure transactions. Compared to wallets that require importing private keys or using browser plugins, WalletConnect offers a more convenient and secure solution.

Looking to the future, the main entry point to the Web3 world may not be a single wallet or application, but rather infrastructure like WalletConnect. While it may be low-key, it is the foundation for the thriving development of the entire ecosystem. We look forward to seeing WalletConnect continue to advance its vision and contribute to the interconnectivity of the Web3 world.